Good Place To Buy Graphics Card

Looking to buy graphic cards online at reasonable price? Is there any online shopping store u know which is cheapest as well as best in quality. Plzzz suggest.

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If you are looking for video graphic card, i can recommend you to buy FireGL V7200. It has 256MB of ultra-high speed video memory and a highly efficient memory controller. The graphics card comes equipped with ATI Avivo Technology alongwith 64-bit per pixel display capability. So, it is better to go for this graphic card and it is available at good price at PlanetOnline.com: Online Shopping computers, electronics, digital cameras, music, jewelry, DVD..

A good video card depends on what you are going to use it for. A good card for internet surfing and pictures is different than a gaming card, which is also different from a video rendering card and so on.

What will you use the card for mainly?
Look around for used cards. I find them all over, and sell ones I have all over.

newegg.com is a good place to look.

Do you know what kind of slot you need? (PCI, AGP, PCI express)

newegg.com
Thats simply the best site to buy computer hardware online.. I have found lot of positive feedback from the users buying there... so happy shopping

Newegg is very nice! I just spent $170 for a case, 2 fans, a fan controller, 2 cathodes, Logitec 2.1 Speaker system, and Wireless Keyboard/Mouse there.

For my PC build, I am using the THIS CARD, which is a SAPPHIRE 100192L Radeon X1050 256MB. It runs $46 normally, and $36 after $10 mail in rebate. If you're looking for very-top-of-the-line, this isn't it. But it's a wonderful card for a budget build!

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Hi there,

Great Information
But I am looking for good websites of computer shop Cheapest Apple Laptop | New Macintosh Latptop | USED Apple Laptop | Cheapest Dell Laptop | New Windows Latptop | USED Dell Laptop. You can find all computer components there.

Thanks
Marshall

Hi there,

Great Information
But I am looking for good websites of computer shop cheapshoppingcenter.com/shop/. You can find all computer components there.

Thanks
Marshall

Im looking to buy my first laptop, and I would like to know a few things about some components....
processors wise, how to the pentium M chips perfors vs a P4, and athlon and AMD's new turion 64, which is best for a laptop, I know the pentium M and the turion 64 are power savers, nad the turion is cheaper, but thats it...
also, graphics card wise, how well do those intel integrated 900 cards perform against a radeon x200 or x300, they are all 128 mb, but which works best, also any suggestions on a relatively cheap brand or type, whichever you like best would not go unappreciated

I have been using newegg.com for years
Just recently built a gaming pc, bought all parts thru them

Everything has reviews, lets you compare specs etc.. so you can get what your looking for.

Only thing that sucks is that if you order a bunch of stuff and say the majority of it was free shipping, but then you have say a tube of thermal adhesive, or sd card they will charge you to ship even though they could just stick it in the big box of crap you have coming free. Thats one thing I dislike about site

So far as i know,newegg not bad for online buy computer

Thanks a lot for the info..i need to buy a card for a game.

Definitely newegg. I built my own PC from scratch entirely using their services. Built a great computer, and saved a bunch of money. They have great shipping too.

Originally Posted by Tekniq

Definitely newegg. I built my own PC from scratch entirely using their services. Built a great computer, and saved a bunch of money. They have great shipping too.

how much money did you spent on making your own PC?

Another good online vendor is 3bTech.net. They don't as full a selection of products as newegg.com (which is where I buy most of my computer hardware), but they do offfer free shipping on most items, and have a very good reputation among their customers. Check them out here:

Video Cards at 3B Tech - Buy computer parts, notebooks, desktops, & home electronics